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    As city burns around it, a newspaper staff rises to cover unspeakable tragedy

    by Benjamin Oreskes, Los Angeles Times Nov 15, 2018 3 minutes

    It's an iconic if horrifying shot of the Camp fire pulverizing Paradise - a large ball of grayish-black smoke with fire radiating on the right, taken less than two hours after the Northern California inferno started a week ago.

    The photo ran on the websites of the New York Times, Washington Post and Time magazine. It was taken on an iPhone from the roof of the Chico Enterprise-Record's office by the paper's editor, David Little.

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